Jerome Dawes

I work Monday to Thursday, 10am to 8pm

Cognitive behavioural therapist and psychodynamic psychotherapist with over 7 years experience working in mental health services for the University of London

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I trained in two very different styles of therapy — cognitive behavioural and psychodynamic — because people come to therapy for many reasons, and I wanted my work to embody the breadth of what therapy covers, from the evidence-based and goal-directed, to the creative and mysterious.

Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) is solution-focused, offering practical, research-informed steps to tackle issues like anxiety and depression. It’s widely used within the NHS.

Psychodynamic psychotherapy focuses on the unconscious (those things outside of our awareness). It provides a framework for personality exploration and self-expression. A growing body of research points to psychodynamic therapy being an effective means to improve mental wellbeing.

Something I find rewarding about my work is the variety of people I get to know. Everyone brings a problem that requires detective work and planning, or a story with layers that has something important to say about who they are.

Please feel free to send me an email. If you would like to know a bit more about me and the way I work, please visit my website.

All sessions are currently remote, either via online or telephone. Online sessions will be done through Google Meet (you do not need a Google account to access these online sessions, just the link and a computer, tablet, or smart phone with a camera and mic).

Sessions are £50 for 50 minutes. This can be paid before each appointment via bank transfer.

During the first session, we'll discuss why you sought therapy, your goals, and how I think I can help you. I'll ask you questions about your life to get a better understanding of your circumstances and the aspects of your past that have impacted you. Where I believe you would be better served by another specialist or service, I'll endeavour to send you resources and provide you with a referral.

If you would prefer to speak to me informally before arranging a first session, I offer a 20 minute meeting free of charge where you can ask any questions you may have.

I work Monday to Thursday, 10am to 8pm

Cognitive behavioural therapist and psychodynamic psychotherapist with over 7 years experience working in mental health services for the University of London

-

I trained in two very different styles of therapy — cognitive behavioural and psychodynamic — because people come to therapy for many reasons, and I wanted my work to embody the breadth of what therapy covers, from the evidence-based and goal-directed, to the creative and mysterious.

Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) is solution-focused, offering practical, research-informed steps to tackle issues like anxiety and depression. It’s widely used within the NHS.

Psychodynamic psychotherapy focuses on the unconscious (those things outside of our awareness). It provides a framework for personality exploration and self-expression. A growing body of research points to psychodynamic therapy being an effective means to improve mental wellbeing.

Something I find rewarding about my work is the variety of people I get to know. Everyone brings a problem that requires detective work and planning, or a story with layers that has something important to say about who they are.

Please feel free to send me an email. If you would like to know a bit more about me and the way I work, please visit my website.

All sessions are currently remote, either via online or telephone. Online sessions will be done through Google Meet (you do not need a Google account to access these online sessions, just the link and a computer, tablet, or smart phone with a camera and mic).

Sessions are £50 for 50 minutes. This can be paid before each appointment via bank transfer.

During the first session, we'll discuss why you sought therapy, your goals, and how I think I can help you. I'll ask you questions about your life to get a better understanding of your circumstances and the aspects of your past that have impacted you. Where I believe you would be better served by another specialist or service, I'll endeavour to send you resources and provide you with a referral.

If you would prefer to speak to me informally before arranging a first session, I offer a 20 minute meeting free of charge where you can ask any questions you may have.

I work Monday to Thursday, 10am to 8pm

Cognitive behavioural therapist and psychodynamic psychotherapist with over 7 years experience working in mental health services for the University of London

-

I trained in two very different styles of therapy — cognitive behavioural and psychodynamic — because people come to therapy for many reasons, and I wanted my work to embody the breadth of what therapy covers, from the evidence-based and goal-directed, to the creative and mysterious.

Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) is solution-focused, offering practical, research-informed steps to tackle issues like anxiety and depression. It’s widely used within the NHS.

Psychodynamic psychotherapy focuses on the unconscious (those things outside of our awareness). It provides a framework for personality exploration and self-expression. A growing body of research points to psychodynamic therapy being an effective means to improve mental wellbeing.

Something I find rewarding about my work is the variety of people I get to know. Everyone brings a problem that requires detective work and planning, or a story with layers that has something important to say about who they are.

Please feel free to send me an email. If you would like to know a bit more about me and the way I work, please visit my website.

All sessions are currently remote, either via online or telephone. Online sessions will be done through Google Meet (you do not need a Google account to access these online sessions, just the link and a computer, tablet, or smart phone with a camera and mic).

Sessions are £50 for 50 minutes. This can be paid before each appointment via bank transfer.

During the first session, we'll discuss why you sought therapy, your goals, and how I think I can help you. I'll ask you questions about your life to get a better understanding of your circumstances and the aspects of your past that have impacted you. Where I believe you would be better served by another specialist or service, I'll endeavour to send you resources and provide you with a referral.

If you would prefer to speak to me informally before arranging a first session, I offer a 20 minute meeting free of charge where you can ask any questions you may have.

I work Monday to Thursday, 10am to 8pm

Cognitive behavioural therapist and psychodynamic psychotherapist with over 7 years experience working in mental health services for the University of London

-

I trained in two very different styles of therapy — cognitive behavioural and psychodynamic — because people come to therapy for many reasons, and I wanted my work to embody the breadth of what therapy covers, from the evidence-based and goal-directed, to the creative and mysterious.

Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) is solution-focused, offering practical, research-informed steps to tackle issues like anxiety and depression. It’s widely used within the NHS.

Psychodynamic psychotherapy focuses on the unconscious (those things outside of our awareness). It provides a framework for personality exploration and self-expression. A growing body of research points to psychodynamic therapy being an effective means to improve mental wellbeing.

Something I find rewarding about my work is the variety of people I get to know. Everyone brings a problem that requires detective work and planning, or a story with layers that has something important to say about who they are.

Please feel free to send me an email. If you would like to know a bit more about me and the way I work, please visit my website.

All sessions are currently remote, either via online or telephone. Online sessions will be done through Google Meet (you do not need a Google account to access these online sessions, just the link and a computer, tablet, or smart phone with a camera and mic).

Sessions are £50 for 50 minutes. This can be paid before each appointment via bank transfer.

During the first session, we'll discuss why you sought therapy, your goals, and how I think I can help you. I'll ask you questions about your life to get a better understanding of your circumstances and the aspects of your past that have impacted you. Where I believe you would be better served by another specialist or service, I'll endeavour to send you resources and provide you with a referral.

If you would prefer to speak to me informally before arranging a first session, I offer a 20 minute meeting free of charge where you can ask any questions you may have.

Cognitive behavioural therapist and psychodynamic psychotherapist with over 7 years experience working in mental health services for the University of London

-

I trained in two very different styles of therapy — cognitive behavioural and psychodynamic — because people come to therapy for many reasons, and I wanted my work to embody the breadth of what therapy covers, from the evidence-based and goal-directed, to the creative and mysterious. 

Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) is solution-focused, offering practical, research-informed steps to tackle issues like anxiety and depression. It’s widely used within the NHS. 

Psychodynamic psychotherapy focuses on the unconscious (those things outside of our awareness). It provides a framework for personality exploration and self-expression. A growing body of research points to psychodynamic therapy being an effective means to improve mental wellbeing.

Something I find rewarding about my work is the variety of people I get to know. Everyone brings a problem that requires detective work and planning, or a story with layers that has something important to say about who they are.

Please feel free to send me an email. If you would like to know a bit more about me and the way I work, please visit my website.

All sessions are currently remote, either via online or telephone. Online sessions will be done through Google Meet (you do not need a Google account to access these online sessions, just the link and a computer, tablet, or smart phone with a camera and mic).

Sessions are £50 for 50 minutes. This can be paid before each appointment via bank transfer.

During the first session, we'll discuss why you sought therapy, your goals, and how I think I can help you. I'll ask you questions about your life to get a better understanding of your circumstances and the aspects of your past that have impacted you. Where I believe you would be better served by another specialist or service, I'll endeavour to send you resources and provide you with a referral.

If you would prefer to speak to me informally before arranging a first session, I offer a 20 minute meeting free of charge where you can ask any questions you may have.

I work Monday to Thursday, 10am to 8pm

Cognitive behavioural therapist and psychodynamic psychotherapist with over 7 years experience working in mental health services for the University of London

-

I trained in two very different styles of therapy — cognitive behavioural and psychodynamic — because people come to therapy for many reasons, and I wanted my work to embody the breadth of what therapy covers, from the evidence-based and goal-directed, to the creative and mysterious.

Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) is solution-focused, offering practical, research-informed steps to tackle issues like anxiety and depression. It’s widely used within the NHS.

Psychodynamic psychotherapy focuses on the unconscious (those things outside of our awareness). It provides a framework for personality exploration and self-expression. A growing body of research points to psychodynamic therapy being an effective means to improve mental wellbeing.

Something I find rewarding about my work is the variety of people I get to know. Everyone brings a problem that requires detective work and planning, or a story with layers that has something important to say about who they are.

Please feel free to send me an email. If you would like to know a bit more about me and the way I work, please visit my website.

All sessions are currently remote, either via online or telephone. Online sessions will be done through Google Meet (you do not need a Google account to access these online sessions, just the link and a computer, tablet, or smart phone with a camera and mic).

Sessions are £50 for 50 minutes. This can be paid before each appointment via bank transfer.

During the first session, we'll discuss why you sought therapy, your goals, and how I think I can help you. I'll ask you questions about your life to get a better understanding of your circumstances and the aspects of your past that have impacted you. Where I believe you would be better served by another specialist or service, I'll endeavour to send you resources and provide you with a referral.

If you would prefer to speak to me informally before arranging a first session, I offer a 20 minute meeting free of charge where you can ask any questions you may have.